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Oil Prices and Tel Aviv Stocks Tumble After US Election Results

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US Midterms Spark Oil Plunge, Israeli Stocks Tumble Amid Political Fears

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Oil prices plunged nearly 9% on Wednesday following Democratic victories in the U.S. midterms and remarks by VP JD Vance linking Republican losses to the war with Iran. While U.S. stocks rallied, Israeli equities tumbled nearly 2% amid political uncertainty and regional security fears. The Israeli shekel also weakened against the dollar, reaching a multi-month high, as analysts pointed to domestic political deadlock and global market pressures.

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  • Oil prices dropped nearly 9% after Democrats won U.S. midterms and VP Vance blamed the Iran war for Republican losses.
  • U.S. stocks surged following the election results, with major indexes posting strong gains.
  • Israeli stocks fell sharply, with the TA-35 index down 1.96%, due to political uncertainty and security concerns.
  • The Israeli shekel weakened against the dollar, reaching its highest level since January.
  • Renewable energy stocks in Israel bucked the trend with strong gains, anticipating U.S. support.

Ynetnews publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Ynetnews’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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